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A simple waist measurement may identify obesity nearly as well as more complicated methods — and catch cases that body mass index alone can miss, according to a new Rutgers Health study

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Most people think a low sperm count only affects fertility. But it can also be an early warning sign of other health conditions, including heart disease, hormone disorders, and certain genetic conditions. 

Joss Mooney says most fitness advice for men over 40 is built around unrealistic expectations. Here’s why he believes consistency, recovery, and smarter training deliver better long-term results than fitness industry hype

With many elements of health to monitor, our feet can often be missed off the list. But if the latest TikTok trend is anything to go by, they are stepping into the limelight when it comes to health hacks and beauty trends

A child with a few light-brown spots on the skin may not appear seriously ill. Yet what looks like harmless birthmarks could be the earliest sign of Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1), a lifelong genetic disorder that can affect nearly every organ system in the body. Despite being one of the world’s most common rare diseases,…

Bifidobacteria are increasingly studied as a marker of gut health across a lifetime. In this interview, microbiome researcher Sudarshan Shetty explains what shapes them, how they change with age, and what diet can do

If you’ve worked in a company setting, you have likely sat in a room where someone presents a slide deck loaded with charts, numbers, and bullet points. The presenter seems prepared, and everyone nods politely. But do you really remember what is shared, and do you really care about the data or act on it?…

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida’s newest guidelines warn against prescribing psychotropic medications for children, echoing the Make America Healthy Again movement’s push to impose changes on childhood health care

Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo:The warning from the World Health Organization (WHO) is dire: The current outbreak of the Ebola virus currently spreading in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) might be one of the world’s worst, the agency has said over and over